help with fitting exhaust!
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andysuzy206
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help with fitting exhaust!
Hi all, was wondering if anybody here would be able to help? Been told need a complete exhaust at a cost of 540!!! On OH 2001 2.0se... reading here and looking on ebay that can get parts alot cheaper, but was wondering if anyone on here was local to us Uckfield east sussex and would be willing to help me out with re placing? Many thanks Andy
- shep1001
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Re: help with fitting exhaust!
Seems expensive to me unless that includes the cat. I did a full system on my wives 1.6 for £120 fitted. The parts came in at about £90
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andysuzy206
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Re: help with fitting exhaust!
Hi shep1001, yes that was for whole thing! Found bits online for cheaper now...... were did you get yours fitted?
Cheers andy
Cheers andy
- gazza82
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Re: help with fitting exhaust!
Got ours from online-automotive ... about £120 inc cat .. self fitted!
Family Fleet: ex-Cayman Green 206 CC 2.0 LE, Indigo Blue 206 1.4 HDi Hatchback, Subaru BRZ Auto, Alfa Romeo MiTo
- shep1001
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Re: help with fitting exhaust!
andysuzy206 wrote:Hi shep1001, yes that was for whole thing! Found bits online for cheaper now...... were did you get yours fitted?
Cheers andy
On the drive with a second pair of hands provided by my mate - £30 was what it cost me in beer and curry.
IIRC the 2.0 litre exhaust set up is different from the 1.6L. Mine has 4 parts (tail box, centre section, cat + a short piece between the cat & the centre section. I think the 2.0L exhaust only has 2 sections, the rear box & the rest.
Its an easy DIY job if you can get under the car safely. Before you take it off check it will fit some of the none genuine PUG replacement exhausts don't fit too well and can work themselves loose or touch where they shouldn't
Shep
- gazza82
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Re: help with fitting exhaust!
Yes, our 2.0 exhaust was two pieces ... plus to clamps.
Take care on sleeping policemen .. the centre silencer is long and low and can bottom out as our shows. Bet up at rear bending the brace pipe between pipe and silencer box and cracking the welded join. At the moment it gets regular gungum'ing ... it needs to come of and be rewelded at some stage.
Take care on sleeping policemen .. the centre silencer is long and low and can bottom out as our shows. Bet up at rear bending the brace pipe between pipe and silencer box and cracking the welded join. At the moment it gets regular gungum'ing ... it needs to come of and be rewelded at some stage.
Family Fleet: ex-Cayman Green 206 CC 2.0 LE, Indigo Blue 206 1.4 HDi Hatchback, Subaru BRZ Auto, Alfa Romeo MiTo